Would this strap be okay to use for pulling out my 6,900lb chevy tahoe out of mud? Is it strong enough?
30154
Im pretty sure it is strong enough. It pulled out my GMC Seirra no problem at all. I would do more research if you are worried though.
1837386
I don't know the answer to the technical questions but the straps were plenty long enough and worked well to hold a large van on a car hauler trailer for over 3000 miles. One strap did slip off on a very bumpy stretch of highway but I may not have had it tight enough. Once I really sinched it down it was fine.
2048600
I bought these blind, because the Amazon description is not very detailed. They are rated 3000lbs breaking strength 1000lbs working load. I have not had a chance to use them yet, so I cannot comment on quality, however these are really nice heavy duty straps. Definitely several steps above your average ratcheting strap. I was moving and bought ~5 packs of straps from Amazon. I tried different companies since I was ordering multiple 4packs. These Goodyear straps are twice the size/strength of the other ratcheting straps I purchased. If you are looking for something larger to move heavy items these will be a good strap. If you are moving small stuff these are overkill, because they have heavy duty handles and hooks. -- these are big tie downs (AMAZON -- you need to update the technical information and more people will buy these straps)
1948702
It should be fine. You could always replace the 1 strap bolt with a hardened bolt if it is not already hardened.
1116431
I wouldn't see why not...it's plenty strong. Get the appropriate sling swivels/studs, attach the strap and there ya go.
617701
My boat 2500 lb loaded weight. No issues at all. Very well made strap and as good as anything that I could purchase anyplace else. Buy with confindence!
1732448
Good question - I use it to haul a Razor with smaller wheels while I ride my A5! I'll check it out tonight and see if the strap fits over the bigger wheel.
1818908
Way more than strong enough. The problem I had was that they shorted me something like 8 inches so I couldn't use it for my application. Keep in mind that it will stretch when stressed. I used it to pull 250 lbs and at 25 feet it stretched several inches. For a couple of feet and with multiple strands stretching won't be an issue.
1797397
You can adjust the tightness of the strap to make it stay out. I have a 2008 Tahoe and had no problems. The Velcro is real heavy duty. I think you'd be able to get it to work.
1202285
If baggage size is an issue, then it is very effective. I used it in some pretty hard soil hiking in the Tetons this year. If size isn't an issue there are better leverage shovels.
51703
The strap is very slippery. You can apply much torque on it. This tool practically is a junk, in my opinion.
1840458
The hitch extension is plenty strong to handle that type of weight. It would really depend on your reciever and hitch on your vehicle. Hope this helps.
1611979
This isn't designed to pull a certain weight... just harmonic balancers. It will pull the balancers off the specific vehicles just fine. I've used mine lots. Its great quality.
1739392
No, there is no stretch. It's a static and strong tow strap. But all material has its breaking point. I've pulled cars up hills with it.
553505
The same as Dan Tate said: I would double it over at least 4 or so inches and get a grade 5 or 8, 3/8 inch diameter bolt, perhaps even an eye bolt to simplify things. Of course spend the money on stainless steel and use a couple of fender washers on either side with nylon lock nut to finish it off. As long as whatever you're securing this strap to is sturdy, the last thing you would be worrying about failing would be this strap itself. It is truly a strong strap.
1948703
I use it with a 6000 lb. winch and pulled tractors out of the mud. This is a solid piece and should do what you want to do with no problem.
436682
depends on what youre going to pull with it..but it is no where near the strength of the factory tow hooks. Itbis mainly for looks and to mount lights on and to deflect brush. I would use it to pull out a small (bout 4" diameter) tree or something equivalent but I dont think you could pull the weight of your vehicle. But then again I put it on a suburban that weighs 7500lbs.